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THE ENTIRE ALLIED AND ASSOCIATE MILITARY CHIEFS DIRECTING THE ANTI-BOLSHEVIST CAMPAIGN IN SIBERIAIn the Group, Left to Right, Seated, Are: Major Gen. S. Inagaki,Japanese; Colonel Louis Ceissier, French; Major Gen. William S.

I Graves, U. S. A.; General K. Otani, Japanese, Commander in Chief;Lieut. Gen. M. Yuhi, Japanese; Brig. Gen. Yuyousi, Chinese; Lieut.Col. Fillippe, Italian. Second Row, Standing: Professor J. Maru-yama, Japanese; Brig. Gen. J. N. Blair, British; Colonel H. H.Pattison, U. S. A.; Colonel Fuching, Chinese; Major Ou, Chinese;Colonel M. Le Magnen, French; Lieut. Col. O. P. Robinson,U. S. A.; Major C. Manera, Italian; Major Geh. M. Nakajima,Japaneze. Third Row: Captain T. Watanabe, Japanese; CaptainR. J. Hoffman, U. S. A.; Major S. Hasebe, Japanese; CaptainG. Balzani, Italian; Lieut. Col. Vichterle, Chief of Staff,Czechoslovak; Major Gaston Renondeau, French; Major J.

BroW, Czechoslovak, and Captain F. B. Rives, U. S. A.

*I*/ COLONELWI ILLIA M

AY WAR D,Former Commander

of the 369th In-fantry, the Old 15th,

I New York's ColoredRegiment, Receiving

the Medal of the Legion-/ of Honor, in the CityCollege Stadium, from

General Collardet, ChiefMilitary Attache of the

French Embassy at Washington,for Conspicuous Bravery While

*---.* Commanding His Regiment.

LANDON.Yale. Winning the High Jump, Clearing

6 Feet % Inch.TtTitrf Wtiltd World, Photos.)

GENERAl. COLLARDET SALUTING MRS. S.HOLDEN OF THE BRONX,

After Having Delivered to Her the Croix de

Guerre, Posthumously Awarded to Her

Son, .Lieutenant Ernest H. Holden,

Killed in Battle.I itTi m s 14'lbi, WIorld P~hotos.

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WILLIAM M. REEIKIE OF UPPER MONTCLAIR, A SCOTCH SURPRISE,Driving with an Iron in

.His Winning FinalRound with Max Mar-ston in the Open Golf ITournament of the -Lakewood CountryClub, the Skillful Useof Iron Clubs Being aFeature of Reekie'sPlay. Marston, the De-feated Favorite, CanBe Seen Seated in the

Foreground.( fEdvii) Lca'ick,)

/ Winnersin the

Twenty-fifthAnnual Inter-

collegiate Carnivalof Track and SOL BUTLFR,Field Sports / Dubuque, Winner, Breaking the Bread Jump

on Franklin Record with 23 Feet % Inch.I a EdWin Levick.)

BRECKLEY,

Rutgers, Tying withMyers of Dartmouthin the Pole Vault at12 Feet, Finally Win-ning the Event bythe Toss of a Coin.(T2iUes WideWorldlrflhofl~,O -- 0

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